(not quite the final printed version) Amartya Sen's book The Idea of Justice provides a magisterial and accessible survey of many of the themes he has explored and the insights he has developed since his first contributions to moral philosophy and the theory of justice in the 1960s. In this area of thought (just one of several fields to which he has been a major contributor) his career has been...

Abstract This critical response to Dominic Smith’s ‘Taking Exception: Philosophy of Technology as a Multidimensional Problem Space’ begins by outlining the key contributions his essay, namely insightful approach transcendental, on one hand, and introduction topological problem space an image for thought, other. The then suggests ways furthering this addressing potential reservations about deter...

the Real or One – rather than to abstraction. The One is an abstract-without-an operation-of-abstraction, abstraction follows after and is imposed upon thought, as its form, by the Real. 4. I lay claim to theory, but I understand it in terms of the radical identity of science and philosophy, which is to say, the radical identity of the two aspects: knowledge on the one hand, and a transcendenta...